Thhe Dublin Bay Biosphere Award is a new three-part programme developed by Scouting Ireland and the Dublin Bay Biosphere Partnership. Children, who successfully complete the programme, will earn a badge which can be sown onto scout uniforms, school bags or clothing in recognition of their efforts to protect local wildlife.

Fingal County Council recently held the official opening of Skerries playground.

The Skerries branch of Irish Mens Shed Association recently took delivery of a new building at Skerries Mills.

The first Dublin Climate Action Week (#DCAW21), will take place from Monday, September 13 to Sunday, September 19, and is being planned to demonstrate the ongoing efforts, ambitions and the collaborative approach of the four Dublin local authorities, in addressing climate action.

The third video from the Fingal Heritage from Above series. We explore the history, aerial views and beautiful surroundings of Newbridge Demesne at Donabate.

The official opening of The Green, Malahide, has taken place with Mayor of Fingal, Cllr David Healy, cutting the ribbon watched by local councillors, Chief Executive AnnMarie Farrelly, members of the project team, our landscape architects and our contractor.

Take a look at this video featuring the work of Balbriggan Tidy Towns, a volunteer group that regularly meet up to keep Balbriggan looking clean and beautiful.

We've added 70 new Bleeper Bikes across Fingal county so you can get #OnYerBike

The latest batch of students have graduated from the Football and Fitness Transition Year course which is jointly run by Fingal County Council and the Football Association of Ireland in Corduff Sports Centre

Bleeper bikes are now available in Balbriggan, Rush, Donabate, Portrane and Skerries in addition to existing locations across Fingal.